Celebrating Over 25 Years
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916-335-SWIM
Folsom, CA

faq

How long will it take my child to learn to swim?

All children in lessons learn to swim eventually. Some children will learn faster and some will learn slower. We recommend that you enjoy watching your child learn and progress at his or her own pace and celebrate their daily achievements. When your child is ready, he or she will be tested and hopefully pass to the next level. Simply attending regular swim lessons and fostering a lifetime of love and excitement for a wonderful recreational activity and sport is a great reward!

How do I register?

Go to our registration page, answer the questions, get directed to your class options and select your class.

How many classes a week should my swimmer attend?

We have found that swimmers benefit most from a year round program of 1 – 2 lessons per week. Consistency over time makes all the difference. You wouldn’t expect your child to learn a musical instrument practicing for 2 weeks over the summer and swimming is no different.

What is the monthly tuition?

See our classes page for a list of our class tuitions.

What if I miss a class?

Absences: Please use the portal to schedule a FUTURE ABSENCE for your swimmer, up to one month in advance. If the absence has already occurred, you will just need to schedule the make-up class through the portal as your swimmer has already been marked absent. You need to schedule your absence before noon on your lesson day to be eligible for a make-up class.

Make-Up Policy: To maintain the integrity of class content and size, we offer a maximum of one make-up lesson per month per participant, and only when available. Make-ups are not guaranteed. This time is set aside as an accommodation for you if you miss your scheduled lesson time. To receive a make-up lesson, parents must notify us before noon on your swimmer’s lesson day to be eligible for a make-up class. You will have one month to schedule your make-up class from the date of the absence and you can only schedule your make-up class up to two weeks in advance. If your swimmer is currently sick, please wait until he or she is fully recovered before scheduling any make-up classes.
If there are no available make-up times and your swimmer is not enrolled or has stopped with regular lessons, they forfeit any make-up. Parents and participants are responsible for remembering their scheduled make-up day and time. Missed make-ups will not be rescheduled again.

Do you offer an Intel employee discount?

Yes! We offer 10% off the first month of lessons for all Intel employees.

Is there a multiple swimmer family discount?

Yes! We offer a discount on the monthly tuition for a second swimmer in the family. Each additional swimmer in the family is also given a discount on the monthly tuition.

Do you offer a referral discount?

Yes! We offer a $10 referral discount per family. This discount will be applied to your next month of tuition.

Should my child take swim lessons year round?

We have found that swimmers benefit most from a year round program of 1 – 2 lessons per week. Consistency over time makes all the difference. You wouldn’t expect your child to learn a musical instrument practicing for 2 weeks over the summer and swimming is no different.

What benefits do children receive from swimming?

  1. Swimming promotes fitness and teaches a child to strive for physical achievement. (Many super-stars in other sports started out as swimmers and gained strength and coordination that helped them to excel.)
  2. Swimming is an exciting individual and team sport.
  3. Swimming is a technical and specialized activity involving extensive skill development.
  4. Swimming is a healthy “lifetime” activity. What children learn now can be used throughout their lives.
  5. Swimming is relatively injury free in comparison to other youth sports.
  6. Swimming teaches the life lessons of sport and sportsmanship which include learning to deal with winning and losing, as well as working with officials, teammates and coaches.
  7. Swimming motivates participants to strive for self-improvement and teaches goal orientation.
  8. Swimming cultivates a positive mental attitude and high self-esteem.
  9. Swimming can prevent drowning.

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